Justice
According to the PNC, the alleged responsible for the shooting occurred on Sunday, May 4 in Bárcenas, Villa Nueva, does not have a criminal record.
David Moisés Robles Navarro, 25, presumed responsible for shooting against PNC agents and private security guards during Sunday, May 4. (Free press photo: direct impact)
The National Civil Police reported that David Moisés Robles Navarro, 25, presumed responsible for shooting against PNC agents and private security guards on Sunday, May 4, does not belong to any criminal group. In addition, they are after the trail of a second person who accompanied Robles Navarro on the White Picop in which they were driving at the time of the shooting.
Robles, being persecuted by the National Civil Police took refuge in the church of Bárcenas, Villa Nueva, breaking into the Mass of the 9 hours, where impacted parishioners observed how the authorities, with weapons, took the man to capture him.
The authorities detailed that toxicological tests will be carried out to Daniel Robles, who was apparently drunk or under the effect of some drugs at the time of facts.
César Mateo, spokesman for the PNC, said that Daniel Robles has no police or criminal records and that the weapon he shot is not registered in his name, but has no report of theft.
The Public Ministry seeks to impute the crimes of transport and/or illegal transfer of firearms for civil and/or sports use, shooting without just cause and attack with specific aggravations.
The court on duty of Villa Nueva is in charge of the case and resolved that Robles Navarro was linked to criminal proceedings.
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